ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月21日 08時00分

The new novel by the great Japanese author Haruki #Murakami, "Killing Commendatore" features (for a start) a mysterious bell that rings by itself; an abstract idea that steals the body of a 2-foot-tall man in a painting; and an odd trip to an underworld frequented by, among other things, some scary Double Metaphors. "I'm a realistic person, a practical person, but when I write fiction I go to weird, secret places in myself," Haruki says. "What I am doing is an exploration of myself — inside myself. If you close your eyes and dive into yourself you can see a different world. It's like exploring the cosmos, but inside yourself. You go to a different place, where it's very dangerous and scary, and it's important to know the way back." @nate_nate took this photo of Haruki on #nytassignment. Visit the link in our profile to read more from our interview with Haruki.

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